Most Minnesotans support legal cannabis, but few say it has made things better
MN Republicans and Democrats agree: legal cannabis hasn't changed daily life. A statewide probability survey finds sharp divides on whether legalization is good.
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Who uses cannabis in Minnesota?
Cannabis isn't just for young people: 1 in 4 Minnesota adults used recently. A statewide probability survey finds income drives the sharpest divides.
Klobuchar and Craig top favorability ratings of Minnesota elected officials (fall 2025)
Where did Minnesota's top politicians stand before Walz dropped his third-term bid? A statewide probability survey of 1,100+ adults shows Klobuchar slipping.
Only one Minnesota sports owner has negative ratings. It's the Pohlads.
The Pohlads are Minnesota's only pro sports owners with net negative favorability. Their harshest critics? The wealthiest fans, a probability survey finds.
Most Minnesotans support assault-style weapons ban, with a suburban surprise
A probability survey of 1,172 Minnesota adults finds 79% of Twin Cities suburbanites support an assault-style weapons ban, topping Minneapolis-St. Paul.
North Star Promise earns broad support among Minnesotans
81% of Minnesotans favor North Star Promise, including 68% of Republicans. From a statewide probability survey of 1,477 adults on a new college aid program.
Minnesota's new flag reveals sharp generational and political divides
64% of Republicans see Minnesota's new flag negatively vs. 23% of Democrats, with sharp divides by race & age, a statewide probability survey of 3,399 adults finds.